Troubleshooting - Halosil HaloFogger STD 1911 Operation Manual

HaloFogger® Operation Manual_1911

Troubleshooting

The following table of potential indicators provides a quick reference of the descriptions, probable causes
and most common solutions regarding the operation of the HaloFogger®. If the information in this table
does not describe or solve the problem you are having, contact Customer Service at 1 302-454-8102,
Monday through Friday, 9:00AM to 5:00PM EST.
Symptom Possible Cause
No mist is being The nozzle is clogged
produced
misaligned.
The disinfectant fluid
tank is empty.
Start button not pressed.
The unit not plugged in.
Green indicator light is Reservoir Door is not
blinking
closed correctly.
Magnet in Reservoir Door
is not in place.
No power The power cord is not
plugged in or the power
source is not on.
The fuse is blown.
Knocking noise
The compressor is not
running properly.
Disinfecting procedure Power loss during
is interrupted
treatment process
or other unforeseen
circumstances
Solution
Remove the nozzle and clean according to
the instructions in this manual.
Check the fluid level indicator lights. If the
orange light is illuminated, follow the fill
instructions in this manual to refill the tank.
Press and hold the Start button for 2
seconds to begin fogging.
Check to make sure that the power cord
is plugged into both the HaloFogger and
a wall outlet. Then, check to see that the
wall outlet is working. The green status
indicator light should be illuminated when
properly set up.
Close Reservoir Door making sure it "clicks"
when closed.
Call Customer Service.
Check to make sure that the power cord is
plugged into both the fogger and the wall
outlet. Then, check to see that the outlet is
working. The green status indicator light
should be illuminated when properly set up.
Check to see if the fuse is blown. Fuse (and
a spare) is located behind a discreet panel
just below where the power cord connects
to the HaloFogger.
Call Customer Service.
Confirm power has been restored. Re-
enter room after hydrogen peroxide
concentration level is determined to be at
. or below 1 ppm. Restart treatment process
from beginning.